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A previously established divergent lineage of the hybrid fungal pathogen <i>Verticillium longisporum</i> emerges as stem striping pathogen in British oilseed rape

2017-01-23

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Population genetic structures illustrate evolutionary trajectories of organisms adapting to differential environmental conditions. Pathogen populations are typically shaped by co-evolution with their hosts through genetic co-structuring. Verticillium stem striping was mainly observed in continental Europe, but has recently emerged in other countries including the United Kingdom. The disease is caused by the hybrid...

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28135f49-6327-5931-be2e-7ae28eb48045
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10.1101/102541
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